Algeria increases defense budget to 25 billion amid regional instability

Algeria plans to increase its defense spending to a record 3.35 trillion dinars, equivalent to $25.1 billion, in its 2025 budget. This rise of 16% reflects the government's response to what it describes as unprecedented regional threats.

The increase in military expenditure is led by President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, as Algeria faces security challenges due to its proximity to conflict-affected regions. These regions include war-torn Libya, the Moroccan-controlled Western Sahara, and areas in West Africa experiencing coups and Islamist insurgencies. This strategic move highlights Algeria's commitment to strengthening its military capabilities in a volatile regional landscape.

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